Nov 4 (Reuters) - Inter Milan scored twice in an exhilarating last four minutes to win 2-1 at Dynamo Kyiv and revive their Champions League Group F campaign on Wednesday.

Argentina striker Diego Milito scuffed in the equaliser from Wesley Sneijder's pass and the Dutchman then poked in the winner in the 89th minute after waves of Inter pressure.

Former AC Milan forward Andriy Shevchenko, whose career nosedived under Inter coach Jose Mourinho at Chelsea, opened the scoring for the hosts in the 21st minute with a deflected effort. Inter jumped to the top of the group with six points while Dynamo have four with two to play and are bottom, behind Barcelona and Rubin Kazan after their 0-0 draw in Russia left them with five apiece.